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- It all began with a trip to Mammoth Cave National Park...
- Ancient Age Distillery ( now called Buffalo Trace) near Frankfort, Kentucky
- A. Smith Bowman Distillery Fredericksburg, Virginia
- Barton Distillery Bardstown, Kentucky
- Jim Beam Distillery in Clermont, Kentucky
- Brown-Forman: Corporate Headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky
- Buffalo Trace Distillery near Frankfort, Kentucky
- Jack Daniel's Old Time Distillery Lynchburg, Tennessee (pop. 361) ®
- Lynchburg, Tennessee (pop. 361)®: Lynchburg Bed & Breakfast and Miss Mary Bobo's
- George Dickel's Cascade Hollow Distillery near Tullahoma, Tennessee
- Early Times Distillery Shively, Kentucky
- Four Roses Distillery near Lawrenceburg, Kentucky
- Heaven Hill: Bernheim Distillery in Louisville, Kentucky
- Heaven Hill: bottling plant and warehouses in Bardstown, Kentucky
- Heaven Hill: Bourbon Heritage Visitors' Center in Bardstown, Kentucky
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Maker's Mark Distillery near Loretto, Kentucky
- Wild Turkey (Boulevard) Distillery Tyrone, near Lawrenceburg, Kentucky
- Woodford Reserve Distillery (nee: Labrot & Graham) near Versailles, Kentucky
- The Mystery Master of Old Bardstown Even Kulsveen & the Willett Distillery
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White Whiskey Distillers of Virginia and West VA
Unaged corn whiskey has always been
produced in small quantities by the major distillers, but now you can buy
farm-made "White Dog" legally in State Liquor stores. Linda and John visit
a few of the "Moonshiners" and their extremely small-batch distilleries.
Distilleries that aren't there anymore...
- BRAND NEW for 2006! aa The Rye Distilleries of Eastern Pennsylvania & Maryland Michter's, Pikesville, Mount Vernon, Baltimore, Melrose, Melky Miller, and more
- The Rye Distilleries of Western Pennsylvania Old Overholt, Sam Dillinger, Gibson, SamThompson, Guckenheimer, Schenley, Joseph Finch, and many others
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The Ghosts of Glen's Creek
Linda & John visit the ruins of the Old Crow and Old Taylor Distilleries along Glen's Creek -
Legends of Louisville
Historian Mike Veach shows Linda & John and Greg & Jo Kitzmiller the sites where some of
Louisville's most famous bourbons were once produced. -
Stitzel-Weller:
The Shrine of Shively
The spectre of this legendary distillery may not be quite as cold and dead as it seems... - Charles W. Medley Distillery in Owensboro, Kentucky -- Now moved to David Sherman in St. Louis.
- Old Rip Van Winkle Distillery near Lawrenceburg, Kentucky -- Now at Buffalo Trace in Frankfort
